By Chris Hummer, 247Sports: The programs at the top of college football can change in an instant. LSU won a national championship in 2019. The next year the Tigers were 5-5. Florida State won nine-plus games every season from 2010-16. The Seminoles have gone a combined 19-27 the last four seasons.
Rosters turn over quick and thus college football is often defined by its year-to-year volatility, with the exception of Alabama, obviously.
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